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BGP QOTD: At your house, are/were Santa's presents wrapped?

Are presents from Santa wrapped? 18 members have voted

  1. 1. Are presents from Santa wrapped?

    • Yes, they are wrapped just like other gifts
      61%
    • No, they are not wrapped
      38%

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Gifts were opened Christmas morning once Mom woke up in my house growing up.

 

See, that's what I'm hearing from my co-workers too. But, my sister and I were ALWAYS up before my mom and dad. Heck, we couldn't wait to show them what Santa had brought. I remember getting a Pitch-Back from Santa one year. It was already assembled and set up on the living room floor. I already had a ball and was "using it" by the time mom and dad got up. Loved that thing! Can't imagine it would've had the same excitement level if it was wrapped in a box and we had to put it together later on. But, that's just me.

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See, that's what I'm hearing from my co-workers too. But, my sister and I were ALWAYS up before my mom and dad. Heck, we couldn't wait to show them what Santa had brought. I remember getting a Pitch-Back from Santa one year. It was already assembled and set up on the living room floor. I already had a ball and was "using it" by the time mom and dad got up. Loved that thing! Can't imagine it would've had the same excitement level if it was wrapped in a box and we had to put it together later on. But, that's just me.

 

Nobody dared walk into the living room before EVERYONE was up, mom and grandma had their coffee, and we took a dumb photo in the hallway. Then, and only then, did we go busting in!!!

See, that's what I'm hearing from my co-workers too. But, my sister and I were ALWAYS up before my mom and dad. Heck, we couldn't wait to show them what Santa had brought. I remember getting a Pitch-Back from Santa one year. It was already assembled and set up on the living room floor. I already had a ball and was "using it" by the time mom and dad got up. Loved that thing! Can't imagine it would've had the same excitement level if it was wrapped in a box and we had to put it together later on. But, that's just me.

 

Trust me, it was plenty exciting to unwrap everything and put it together. And my brother and I were always up before my mom. He and I would be up early trying to figure out what everything was and prioritizing which gifts would get opened first. Mom would get up around 8am, watch us open gifts and then get started on a big pancake breakfast.

I was never taught to believe in Santa, so I never received presents from him, only from my parents.

 

Hmm, interesting, I've never met another gentile (making an assumption) with that back-story....not a single one.

I was never allowed to wake my patents before 5 a.m. which to me meant 4:30...:lol2:

 

My kids on the other hand, have never woke up before my wife and I, we have had to wake them up every Christmas.

Santa's presents were not wrapped. Like others stated, it helped to know what Santa brought us right off the bat and typically, Santa brought "the good stuff".

My kids on the other hand, have never woke up before my wife and I, we have had to wake them up every Christmas.

 

Same. I could never sleep as a kid, and now I can't sleep as a Dad because I cant wait to get the kids into the family room. I wake them up at 7:30!!

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Mom would get up around 8am, watch us open gifts and then get started on a big pancake breakfast.

 

Heck, there were probably many years we were done by 8am. :lol2:

We always had Santa presents in their own separate Santa wrapping paper.

 

Why wouldn't they be?

 

When I was young, presents from Santa were not wrapped. Now they are.

 

Why did he switch?

 

Presents from Santa were wrapped , but he must have wrapped them while at our house because I always noticed he used the same wrapping paper as my mom and dad. I guess he just ran out and had to borrow wrapping paper from them. Either that or he just used their wrapping paper to keep his cost down.

 

Crazy. Same thing happens with us.

 

Wrapped.......and if I'm not mistaken stored in the attic well before Christmas Eve.

 

Santa came to your house ahead of time and stored presents in your attic? Why?

 

All presents were always wrapped. I've never heard of presents from "Santa" not being wrapped.

 

Why did you put Santa in quotes?

 

I was never taught to believe in Santa, so I never received presents from him, only from my parents.

 

What do you mean "never taught to believe in Santa?" I don't understand.

 

I feel like I am missing something in this thread.

Presents from mom and dad were wrapped. Present or two from Santa himself were never wrapped.

 

This, and we still do it. We each open one wrapped present on Christmas Eve; then Santa always brings a few more unwrapped things.

Are you saying Santa doesn’t bring all the presents?

Are you saying Santa doesn’t bring all the presents?

 

Apparently he doesn’t wrap them either. I have no idea now who Santa Claus is.

Are you saying Santa doesn’t bring all the presents?

 

Not all -- 1 or 2 per kiddo at my house. Rest are from Daddy!

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Why wouldn't they be?

 

 

 

Why did he switch?

 

 

 

Crazy. Same thing happens with us.

 

 

 

Santa came to your house ahead of time and stored presents in your attic? Why?

 

 

 

Why did you put Santa in quotes?

 

 

 

What do you mean "never taught to believe in Santa?" I don't understand.

 

I feel like I am missing something in this thread.

 

This is grown up talk. Shouldn't you be in bed, young man? You keep this up and Santa's just going to skip your house this Christmas.

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